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Hi, From my point of experience, I would go for the second option. Just create a login page on the server, you should put it on a secure page (https (indeed, verisign)) to make sure that the data being transmitted between client and server is encrypted. (nothing new i guess) I'm not really...

Can you give me some additional information? Like the event log messages or something... Just to be sure: There are not scripts running which are stopping the site right? (Like a backup or something?)

Well, if you have one... Maybe we can solve it!! :S

indeed. Just go to the 'Adding/Removing programs' on your Control Panel. On the left side, it says 'Windows components' (or somethings). Just scroll down and check IIS. (You need your setup cd for this)... good luck... tuur

Hi, Can you please, just for the record, tell me which security things you checked than? :) Regards, Tuur

Hi Louis, What kind of OS do you have on your laptop? If you can't install the SQL 7 Server installtion, try to install the SQL 7 Desktop edition. Best regards, Arthur

Hi, Just copy the ASP (and other website) files to the new machine. You can copy the databases by backingup and restoring them on the other PC. You can use a SQL script to generate backup files of the database(s). Look at the micro$oft site to find a example or something about the 'T-SQL...

One of the fixes we used is the Q313582, which you can find on the site below. http://www-pc.uni-regensburg.de/systemsw/ I Hope it works for you guys...

Hi Brian, You are absolutly right about the 'not finding any info' anywhere. I'm having the same error in a simulair setup, the only thing I could find was that it's a COM component which is hanging itself up. If you stop and start the COM+ enginge, the webserver seems to come up again. There...

I had the same problem MS Outlook 97/ WIndows 98. After checking for mail my Norton Anti-Virus started and everything crashed. After reading your comments I just went to mij mailbox through internet, removed the first mail and everything was solved. So no reintstalling needed. Just remove the...